Circle the Crane Building from the perspective of 3 artists who’ve been around the block with the Termite TV Collective. Start & end at 1400 N. American St just North of Master St., Philadelphia, PA Guides: Caroline Savage, Gralin Hughes & Jim Brossy Video: Deborah Rudman Soundtrack: Gralin Hughes

A reflection of what Frankford Avenue was like before gentrification. A hidden car & train museum is revealed. The history of The Garden Center Begin: North West corner of Norris St. & Frankford Ave facing South End: Shissler Rec Center Running time: By Anula Shetty, Michael Kuetemeyer, Kenneth Milano ==> next episode - Edible Weeds Walk

Wander the banks of Dock Creek, a Delaware River tributary, called the Coocanocon by local Lenape, where William Penn and Captain Kidd first landed in Philadelphia, and later developed by settlers as a bustling marketplace. Discover for yourself the buried treasure of Dock Street. Start: SW corner of S.Front & Dock St (Foglietta Plaza) End: NW corner of Walnut & Dock St (Merchants Exchange) Guide: Harry Kyriakodis Video: Deborah Rudman (with Laura Deutch) Soundtrack: Antoine Haywood Archival images: Temple Urban Archives, Philadelphia Library Company Historical Society of Pennsylvania -  Frontispiece, Der Hoch-Deutsche Americanische Calendar, 1770, Society Collection kml file - Dock Street Walk

A reflection of what Frankford Avenue was like before gentrification. A hidden car & train museum is revealed. The history of The Garden Center Begin: North West corner of Norris St. & Frankford Ave facing South End: Shissler Rec Center Running time: By Anula Shetty, Michael Kuetemeyer, Kenneth Milano ==> next episode - Edible Weeds Walk

Sip some refreshing wild violet beverage and you are on your way back through time to urban nature. Are ready to eat a dandelion? Begin: Shissler Rec. Ctr, Blair St. between Berks & Montgomery facing West End: South West corner of Montgomery & Frankford facing East Running time: 14:40 Minutes By Laura Deutch, Deborah Rudman, Erin Howley, Lynn Landes For more information on local edible weeds check out: wildfoodies.org ==> next episode - Palmer Park Bench

MC/hip hop artist Ethel Cee leads us on a tour of Philly's center stage - City Hall Ethel Cee - City Hall kml

From Standard Tap to Ortleib's Jazzhaus, Philly Jazz icon Warren Oree leads us through the changing scene of this neighborhood. Can you smell the bread? Start at NW corner of 2nd & Poplar St., Philadelphia, PA Recorded June 3, 2008. By Anula Shetty & Michael Kuetemeyer Warren Oree - Nothern Liberties kml